By Jason Benham and Sinead Cruise European investors have mothballed plans to invest in Dubai's bombed-out property in favour of more familiar and mature markets, prolonging the emirate's maiden bust until at
By Grant McCool High-profile New York lawyer Marc Dreier pleaded guilty on Monday to criminal charges of running a $400 million investment fraud involving fake promissory notes, and a judge released him
. BY OZAY MEHMET Before uncorking the champagne bottle to celebrate, the Greek Cypriot side should take a realistic step back and ask: What exactly has been won? And what comes next?
. A few nights ago, at a comfortable modern house not far from Zakaki, set amid citrus groves and gardens, two men met for the first time, both of whom I admire
. The need to promote the ‘Made in Cyprus’ branding for goods within the current financial crisis, the urgency to attract tourists from alternative markets and the unique opportunity to market the
. In this time of great economic uncertainty and lack of liquidity, real estate companies are looking for ways to effectively manage risk, streamline operations and enhance their business relationships so they
By Andrew Hay Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero could be fighting to keep his job this year as unemployment nears Depression levels and businesses demand labour reforms which unions warn
By Joseph A. Giannone Goldman Sachs Group Inc, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Chase & Co and several other big U.S. banks said they were in a position to quickly repay Treasury capital injections
By Jason Subler and Zhou Xin Like prodigal sons, China's exporters are returning home to sell their products as global economic gloom takes a toll on their overseas orders. Yet exporters of
By Ingrid Melander The Greek government on Monday avoided being forced to call snap elections over a bribe scandal but dissent among its own ranks combined with a bleak economic outlook mean
